Japan, a vastly modernised country, which intertwines ancient traditions effortlessly throughout present day life. Just as Japan likes its food to be perfectly balanced in flavour, you will notice how the country’s traditional cultures fuse with modern day living in its own perfect balance of harmony. Before travelling to this timeless country, I’ve collated for you with the essential tips/recommendations to help you get in the know before you go! Things to do Japan is known for its rich culture, bubbling hot springs and tasty food; but did you also know that Japan is an archipelago (extensive group of islands) made from highly volcanic activity. This means that Japan is…
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Verona
Verona, a beautiful city with historical inspiration and literary indulgence throughout. I’m sure you’ll fall in love with it’s beauty just as much as I have. Things to do Verona provides rich Roman history, good food with the vibrant, bustling nature of a city centre. A taste of Verona Bigoli – A signature pasta in Verona. I’d describe it as almost spaghetti like, but thicker! Usually served with duck, donkey or horse meat. The most traditional dish is bigoli in salsa with salted sardines and onions! Cavalo – Traditional horse meat stew… controversial in my country (England, UK) but in Verona, it’s a very popular local dish! Gnocchi – Another…
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Santorini
The idyllic small island off the Greek mainlands, Santorini. Known for its picturesque blue and white buildings, black volcanic sands and scorching heat makes it the perfect romantic destination for many couples. Things to do The island is small, so much so that by car you could travel its distance in about 45 minutes! Making any day trips easy breezy. Santorini Sensations Fava – A famous local dish made of Fava beans, it’s mashed or puréed and served often as a side dish with bread. Tomatokeftedes – Essentially these are tomato fritters, usually served with some freshly made tzatziki dip! White Aubergine(Eggplant) – Different to your typical purple coloured aubergine,…
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Alghero
Alghero is one of Sardinia’s most interesting and quaint towns. Known for its distinctive architecture which reflects Catalan and Gothic influences dating back to 16th Century. With welcoming locals, stunning beaches and mouth-watering local dishes to try you can’t get much better than Alghero. Things to do Considering Sardinia island is small you’d be surprised at how many things there are to do here in Alghero. A taste of Alghero Catalan Lobster Style – This famous dish is made with fresh lobster, fished straight from the local coast, which is then boiled and served with salad, tomatoes and onion. Seadas – Seadas is a traditional Sardinian dessert. Made with a…
